Sentence examples for salvageable with from inspiring English sources

Things turned nastier still when a widely circulated 'private' email attributed to Caleb Carr accused the director of conjuring 'one of the most inept, amateur, utterly flat excuses for a film that has ever been concocted' and declared that the film would only be salvageable with 'another 10 million in reshoots'.

Late relapses appear salvageable with GAMEC (5/9), a group thought to be chemorefractory.

However, it is also possible that patients resuscitated because of the extra benefit of vasopressors are potentially salvageable with the improvement or better implementation of post-resuscitation care.

In the setting of coronary occlusion, it represents the maximum infarct size that is possible as well as the greatest amount of myocardium that is potentially salvageable with early reperfusion therapy.

These relapses may be salvageable with a combination of further chemotherapy and surgery; recent studies suggest that around 50% of patients who relapse after primary treatment will be cured, depending on the pattern of relapse and the stage at detection (Fossa et al, 1999b; Huddart and Birtle, 2005).

While it might have been salvageable, albeit with almost complete reconstruction, a decision was taken to build a new cathedral in a modern style instead, a step which had been contemplated even before the fire.

Use of rFVIIa should be reserved for salvageable patients with coagulopathic bleeding that is unresponsive to existing medical therapies.

The most recent Brain Trauma Foundation guidelines [ 16] recommend (level II evidence) that ICP should be monitored in all salvageable patients with severe TBI (GCS score of 3 to 8 after resuscitation) and an abnormal head CT scan.

Of her cargo, 450 lt of frozen meat was salvaged, with hopes that a further 300 lt would also be salvageable, as well as 2,000 of the 12,000 cases of oranges.

After confirming that the patient could tolerate invasive procedures, all symptomatic third molars and non-salvageable teeth with advanced marginal or apical periodontal disease were extracted with prophylactic antibiotic coverage to protect against oral and generalized infections.

When bone marrow recovered on the 19th day, non-salvageable teeth with marginal periodontitis were extracted in preparation for subsequent autologous peripheral blood stem cell transplantation.